Minnesota
Cook County lakes
The 8 lakes in Cook County covered by Hull & Hook, with the fish Minnesota DNR surveys found in each.
Today: Good day
- Next major bite
- 4:21–6:21 PM
- Sunrise
- 7:46 AM
- Sunset
- 5:47 PM
Times for Saganaga Lake, the county's largest lake; across the county's lakes they differ by up to 3 minutes. Each lake page has its own times. Central Time, updated 7:57 AM CT.
Lakes in Cook County
| Lake | Notable species | Acres | Max depth | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saganaga Lake | Walleye, Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Black crappie, Pumpkinseed +3 more | 18,767 | 280 ft | BWCAW: permit |
| Brule Lake | Walleye, Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Yellow perch | 4,327 | 78 ft | BWCAW: permit |
| Gunflint Lake | Walleye, Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Bluegill, Yellow perch +4 more | 4,009 | 200 ft | — |
| Sea Gull Lake | Walleye, Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Black crappie, Lake trout +1 more | 3,958 | 145 ft | Partly in BWCAW: permit |
| Pine Lake | Walleye, Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Yellow perch, Lake trout +2 more | 2,122 | 113 ft | BWCAW: permit |
| Greenwood Lake | Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Yellow perch, Lake trout, Tullibee (cisco) | 2,043 | 112 ft | — |
| Devil Track Lake | Walleye, Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Bluegill, Pumpkinseed +1 more | 1,876 | 50 ft | — |
| Little Saganaga Lake | Northern pike, Yellow perch, Lake trout, Burbot | 1,627 | 150 ft | BWCAW: permit |
Cook County lakes for walleye, bass, muskie and panfish
Lakes where Minnesota DNR surveys found each kind of fish, largest lake first. Panfish means crappie, bluegill, pumpkinseed or yellow perch.